Explanation
When a business analyst identifies a resource or capabilities gap, it's often recommended that the organization launch a project in order to fill the capabilities gap. The recommended project allows the organization to get the capabilities needed to seize the opportunity or satisfy the business need.
Answer B is incorrect. The business analyst shouldn't recommend against seizing the opportunity.
Answer D is incorrect. Sharing the opportunity with others isn't always a feasible option.
Answer C is incorrect. Hiring contracts isn't the preferred recommendation for this scenario.

Explanation/Reference:
Whenever generating alternatives, the business analyst should always include the option of doing nothing.
A is incorrect. The best answer is to include the option of doing nothing; the cost of the
requirements isn't an in-depth consideration at this point.
B is incorrect. The schedule for the implementation is often considered, but the option of doing
nothing should always be considered.
D is incorrect. The cost of each solution isn't the best choice for this question.